The emulator runs on the new Mac Mini, Macbook Pro and Macbook Air with Apple's M1 chip. The application does not work on Apple products with Intel SoCs. The emulator can be used to run ARM64-based Android apps on a Mac. The native hardware virtualization of the M1 SoCs is used via Qemu.
In this video, I tried running the NEW Android Studio Beta on Mac m1 you can download it from here:
Android Studio For M1 Mac
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Android Studio Emulator Mac M1
- Genymotion is a fast and wonderful third party emulator that can be used to create a virtual environment for Android. It is the fastest Android emulator on the earth. It can be used to develop, test and run Android apps on Mac PC. It is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux machine.
- The Android Studio version will follow shortly after that. Having said that, I use my M1 for professional development and android studio runs just fine under rosetta. It's at least as fast as my 2018 intel laptop, even under rosetta. Granted I'm using the Mac Mini so the M1 chip never throttles down.